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First edition.
This issue contains original contributions by Dora Montefiore, Paul Hyacinthe Loyson, Paul Girod, Sébastien Charles Leconte and Albert Lantoine.
International review directed by Augustin Hamon with a strong anarchist orientation, l'Humanité Nouvelle began in May 1897 and published its final issue in December 1903 after an eighteen-month interruption between February 1901 and October 1902.
Containing artistic chronicles, sociological and scientific articles, and literary texts, l'Humanité nouvelle aimed to provide its readers with an overview of the political, cultural and scientific evolution of the world.
This issue includes as a supplement, le Procès de l'Humanité Nouvelle which pits Hamon against his publisher Schleicher.
Covers foxed, interior fresh, except for the final pages.

First edition.
This issue contains original contributions by Thomas Elmer Will, Victor Emile Michelet, Leonide Andreef, Georges Dwelshauvers, Marcel Sembat, Jules Coucke.
International review directed by Augustin Hamon with a strong anarchist orientation, l'Humanité Nouvelle began in May 1897 and published its final issue in December 1903 after an eighteen-month interruption between February 1901 and October 1902.
Containing artistic chronicles, sociological and scientific articles, and literary texts, l'Humanité nouvelle aimed to provide its readers with an overview of the political, cultural and scientific evolution of the world.
This issue includes as a supplement, le Procès de l'Humanité Nouvelle which pits Hamon against his publisher Schleicher.
Covers foxed, interior fresh.

First edition.
This issue contains original contributions by Dora Montefiore, Paul Hyacinthe Loyson, Paul Girod, Sébastien Charles Leconte and Albert Lantoine.
An international review directed by Augustin Hamon with a strong anarchist orientation, l'Humanité Nouvelle began in May 1897 and published its final issue in December 1903 after an eighteen-month interruption between February 1901 and October 1902.
Containing artistic chronicles, sociological and scientific articles, and literary texts, l'Humanité nouvelle aimed to provide its readers with an overview of the world's political, cultural and scientific evolution.
This issue includes as a supplement, the Procès de l'Humanité Nouvelle which pits Hamon against his publisher Schleicher.
Covers foxed, interior fresh, except for the final pages.

First edition.
This issue contains original contributions by S. Wedar, A. Cuvillier, A. Tschekhow, R. De la Grasserie, Louis Dumont Wilden, Charles Gheude, Bertha Mertens, Augustin Hamon, Georges Polti, L. Jerrold, A. Prochazka.
An international review directed by Augustin Hamon with a strong anarchist orientation, l'Humanité Nouvelle began in May 1897 and published its final issue in December 1903 after an eighteen-month interruption between February 1901 and October 1902.
Containing artistic chronicles, sociological and scientific articles, and literary texts, l'Humanité nouvelle aimed to provide its readers with an overview of the world's political, cultural and scientific evolution.
Covers marginally sunned, spine fragile, interior fresh.

First edition.
This issue contains original contributions by Gustav Mayer, Mariel, Iann Karmor, Mony Sabin, Mihaïl Eminescou, Alfred Naquet, L.R Richard.
An international review directed by Augustin Hamon with a strong anarchist orientation, l'Humanité Nouvelle began in May 1897 and published its last issue in December 1903 after an eighteen-month interruption between February 1901 and October 1902.
Containing artistic chronicles, sociological and scientific articles, and literary texts, l'Humanité nouvelle aimed to provide its readers with an overview of the political, cultural and scientific evolution of the world.
Upper cover detached, as well as the half-title page, interior fresh.

First edition.
This issue contains original contributions by C.S Darrow, L.R Richard, Mariel, Lucien Deslinières, William Platt, V.E Michelet, Maurice des Ombiaux, P.A Hirsch, R. Michels.
An international review directed by Augustin Hamon with a strong anarchist orientation, l'Humanité Nouvelle began in May 1897 and published its last issue in December 1903 after an eighteen-month interruption between February 1901 and October 1902.
Containing artistic chronicles, sociological and scientific articles, and literary texts, l'Humanité nouvelle aimed to provide its readers with an overview of the political, cultural and scientific evolution of the world.
Covers sunned, interior fresh.

First edition.
This issue contains original contributions by Alfred Naquet, M-A. Cantone, Z-R. Walczewski, R. de la Grasserie, Marius-Ary Leblond, W-H. Van Ornum, Léonce Maître.
An international review directed by Augustin Hamon with a strong anarchist orientation, l'Humanité Nouvelle began in May 1897 and published its last issue in December 1903 after an eighteen-month interruption between February 1901 and October 1902;
Containing artistic chronicles, sociological and scientific articles, and literary texts, l'Humanité nouvelle aimed to provide its readers with an overview of the political, cultural and scientific evolution of the world.
Covers slightly sunned, interior fresh.

First edition.
This issue contains original contributions by Alfred Naquet, Tola Dorian, Raymond Duval, Charles Vérecque, Philéas Lebesgue, P-A. Hirsch, Z-R.Walczewski.
An international review directed by Augustin Hamon with a strong anarchist orientation, l'Humanité Nouvelle began in May 1897 and published its last issue in December 1903 after an eighteen-month interruption between February 1901 and October 1902.
Containing artistic chronicles, sociological and scientific articles, and literary texts, l'Humanité nouvelle aimed to provide its readers with an overview of the political, cultural and scientific evolution of the world.
This issue includes as a supplement, the Procès de l'Humanité Nouvelle which pitted Hamon against his publisher Schleicher
Covers slightly sunned, spine fragile, interior fresh.

First edition.
This issue includes original contributions by Alfred Naquet, P-H. Loyson, Ernest Crosby, Edouard Dolléans, Francesco Cosentini.
An international review directed by Augustin Hamon with a strong anarchist orientation, l'Humanité Nouvelle began in May 1897 and published its final issue in December 1903 after an eighteen-month interruption between February 1901 and October 1902.
Containing artistic chronicles, sociological and scientific articles, and literary texts, l'Humanité nouvelle aimed to provide its readers with an overview of the political, cultural and scientific evolution of the world.
This issue includes as a supplement, le Procès de l'Humanité Nouvelle which pits Hamon against his publisher Schleicher
Covers sunned, spine fragile, interior fresh.

First edition.
Contributions by Léon Pontet, B.P. Van der Voo, Louis Piérard, Stephen Mac Say, G. de Brouckère...
Covers slightly and marginally faded without consequence.

First edition. Preface by Gabriel Séailles. Light marginal stains on the front cover without consequence, otherwise a handsome copy considering the poor quality of this paper.